In Memory of Willemien Potgieter and her Family

A typical example of the daily murders in South Africa since the ANC was put in power in 1994, but the the world care, do they give a damn for what they had done to this once beautiful country? No why would they, because Liberals are immoral to the bone and do not care for anyone but themselves and their wealth.



Dec 7 2010. Lindley, Free State. The execution-style murders on Dec 1 of Willemien Potgieter (not yet 3) and her parents on their Free State farm were racially-motivated, South Africa’s very angry deputy-agriculture minister Dr Pieter Mulder said outside the magistrate’s court during the remand-appearance of five of the six suspects yesterday (Monday).

In a rare show of unity, widely-divergent political groups stood side by side outside the courtroom to protest against the cruel massacre of the unarmed Boer family. On hand were Free State Agricultural union members, the AWB leader Steyn van Ronge, cabinet-deputy agriculture minister dr. Mulder, members of the AfriForum youth movement – and members of local ANC WOMEN’S LEAGUE – all protesting together.

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‘The ANC-songs create an atmosphere of hatred…’

A large crowd of peaceful Boer protestors had gathered outside the law court – but the authorities refused to let them inside ‘for security reasons’, reported Beeld newspaper. Mulder said ‘the people are protesting today to show their anger and frustration at the triple-murders, and to show their solidarity with the victims’ family.’
“If a white man had shot dead a black three-year-old child there would have been tens of thousands of hysterical people at this court today screaming ‘racism’. Why is there no reaction to this racist murder of a white family by the ANC?”

Potgiter Wilna and Attie massacred on Lindley FreeState farm by Sothospeakers with small child Willemien 3 “There simply are no words to describe what happened to this family. I have a two-year-old grandchild myself. We try to establish a reason – and it’s noted that the ANC has yet to condemn these murders. These murders were racially-motivated. The songs which are sung by the ANC create an atmosphere of racial hatred. Don’t they understand the meaning of those words ( Shoot the Boer and One Bullet One White Infant ) ? “ he asked.

Willemien Potgieter, who had not yet celebrated her third birthday, was murdered with her parents Attie (40) and Wilna (36) on their farm on Wednesday December 1.

The ‘youth’ who is suspected of killing the little girl by shooting a bullet through her head, was not in court: he’s going to be tried as a ‘’ minor ‘ because he’s 17 years old.

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“We killed them. We will be back..’ was the message the killers left behind after the Potgieter massacre…

POTGIETER WILLEMIEN AGE 3, THE SUSPECTED EXECUTIONERS LINDLEY MAG COURT FS DEC62010

The five black males arrested for the massacre of the Potgieter family on Dec 1 2010, are applying for bail on Monday March 13 2010 at Lindley, FS court: they were ltr: Tshololo Tello Mischach Letala (18), Tapa Mopontola Mofokeng (23), Paulus Samson Vusimuzi Khumalo (22), Telleko Sex Seekoei (19) and Stemmer Boy Mofokeng (22). Khumalo and the two Mofokengs work on the Potgieter farm Tweefontein. http://www.beeld.com/Suid-Afrika/Nuus/Willemientjie-Hier-is-die-verdagtes-20101206

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Dr Mulder wrote on the Face book blog of the Freedom Front plus opposition party: “I am sitting in the Lindley court, 2 metres behind the five accused of shooting dead little Willemien. They are young and know nothing about apartheid. But they are full of one-sided ANC-propaganda…’ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dr-Pieter-Mulder/189359814770

Boer protest Dr Pieter Mulder Lindley court Potgieter massacre suspects Dec62010

In a rare show of unity, widely-divergent political groups stood side by side outside the courtroom to protest against the cruel massacre of the unarmed Boer family. On hand were Free State Agricultural union members, the AWB leader Steyn van Ronge, cabinet-deputy agriculture minister dr. Mulder, members of the AfriForum youth movement – and members of local ANC WOMEN’S LEAGUE – all protesting together. - in Lindley, Free State.

CORRUPTION is Out of Control Under South Africa's ANC Regime

The  following was written by Carla C Viana on Facebook on the  TollFreeGP page.

This list does not even mention the nepotism and all the tender corruptions!

Make yourself comfortable before you start.

"Agreed  someone has to pay for the upkeep, maintenance and improvement  of our grand roads so that we can be proud of our roads when  compared to the rest of Africa BUT HOLD ON this anc government  and their petrol fuel levies has already been collecting vast  billions over many many decades for this exact cost. YOU CAN"T  come along now in 2012 and impose your citizens / give us the  guilt trip where anc appointees have indeed squandered and  depleted the reserves intended for this very cost.  Accountability first and foremost and where such wastage and  thieving of petrol state coffers was found corrupted, those  officials to be removed from their posts and such funds  refunded back into the petrol state collected coffers. We the  people have long since paid for such improvements - just how  was the road accident fund and it's cripplingly multibillion  collapse that transpired under the leadership of and when the  anc appointees took charge of such petrol levies and state  collected mechanisms. If the RAF is anything to go by on -  where anc directorship appointees pay themselves and award  themselves muti million rand performance bonuses salaried  cheques I rest my case. NO VOTE of confidence with those  managing such affairs they forced such state petrol collected  coffers into bankruptcy and now expect and demand the public  must pay.... !!!!!!!" - Carla C Viana.
 
Here  follows the long list of the taxpayers money wasting while the  poor are getting poorer every day! And the government still  blames poverty on apartheid, while busy enriching  themselves!:

The ANC and the Global War Business

This is a MUST-READ presentation that shows the ANC for what it REALLY is!
Everyone with a conscience who reads this should feel obliged to distribute it further 

Also read: What went wrong with the New South Africa under the ANC Regime?

INTRODUCTION

As I reported on page 13 in my book Eye On The Money published in 2007, the arms deal was just the tip of the iceberg that concerned oil deals, the taxi re-capitalisation process, TOLL ROADS, drivers' licences, Cell C, the Coega development, diamond and drug smuggling, weapons trafficking, and money laundering.

The arms deal was then as much as I could handle. The common denominator with all these scams was 10% kickback to the ANC in return for political protection.

The main whistleblower, Bheki Jacobs died in 2008 under suspicious circumstances. My sequel book, Eye On The Diamonds was the focus of three excerpts published by the Independent Newspapers this past weekend. The book is now in the bookshops, and is dedicated to Bheki who gave his life for this country to expose the corruption that the arms deal unleashed.

I have however, this morning attended the Defence Review 2012 civil society consultation in Cape Town. This is the next arms deal scandal, which will eclipse the 1999 arms deal scandal unless we put a stop to it. My colleagues have already identified 54 issues that we believe are unconstitutional. It is a recipe for militarised dictatorship and massive corruption under the guise of a "developmental state".

SOUTH AFRICA's BLOODY FREEDOM

by Barbara Simpson
Barbara Simpson, "The Babe in the Bunker," as she's known to her KSFO 560 radio talk-show audience in San Francisco, has a 20-year radio, TV and newspaper career in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.

Exclusive: Barbara Simpson observes transition from goal of democracy to slavery
Published: 02/12/2012 at 4:36 PM

It’s sad. A once prosperous country with a thriving economy is turning into a bloody mess and sliding into a 21st century Third-World status.

No, not Zimbabwe, which after becoming “free” devolved into chaos, starvation and economic helplessness under its “elected” dictator, Robert Mugabe.

It echoes Iraq, now that it’s “free” and has “elections” and, of course, there’s the ongoing “Arab Spring” touted by the U.S. and the West as a move to democracy and freedom.

A Simple Example Of Communal Decline in South Africa

A Letter From South Africa by Jim Peron (September 1998)
Die, the Beloved Country

When a country begins sliding into oblivion it really is the little things that get to you. You wake up in the morning and turn to see what time it is. The clock is off. The electricity is off again. Sometimes for a few minutes, sometimes for a few hours, but it seems to happen more regularly than before.

You pick up the phone at work to make a call. Nothing. Your neighborhood is without telephone service again. You breathe a sigh of relief—at least if all the phones are out, they'll do something relatively soon to fix it. If it's just your own line, it can take days before they'll do anything.

After the power comes on, you turn on the television to watch a favorite program, and hope you get the right sound with the right picture. Sometimes you get the sound of one show with the picture of another. Sometimes it's just the one or the other. Or a radio station instead of the soundtrack. You've read the papers—a large number of the "old" employees have walked out of the broadcasting studios. They couldn't take it anymore. And since television is an arm of the government, their replacements are appointed politically, not because of their experience or ability.

You drive home after going out for dinner. Entire neighborhoods are without street lights. Well, to be more accurate they are without lights that work. And the lights have been out for months. The city has said it won't fix them.

These are the little things in South Africa today. These are the things that annoy. The big things are too frightening even to consider.

Why I'm fleeing South Africa - Anne Paton

by Anne Paton (widow of Alan Paton)
London Sunday Times—DISPATCHES, Sunday, November 29, 1998

I am leaving South Africa. I have lived here for 35 years, and I shall leave with anguish. My home and my friends are here, but I am terrified. I know I shall be in trouble for saying so, because I am the widow of Alan Paton.

Fifty years ago he wrote Cry, The Beloved Country. He was an unknown schoolmaster and it was his first book, but it became a bestseller overnight. It was eventually translated into more than 20 languages and became a set book in schools all over the world. It has sold more than 15 million copies and still sells 100,000 copies a year.

As a result of the startling success of this book, my husband became famous for his impassioned speeches and writings, which brought to the notice of the world the suffering of the black man under Apartheid.

He campaigned for Nelson Mandela's release from prison and he worked all his life for black majority rule. He was incredibly hopeful about the new South Africa that would follow the end of Apartheid, but he died in 1988, aged 85.

I was so sorry he did not witness the euphoria and love at the time of the election in 1994. But I am glad he is not alive now. He would have been so distressed to see what has happened to his beloved country. [Without Apartheid]

Tailoring New Economics To South African Realities

South African Realities? What do ignorant liberals know about reality? You won't easily find more liberal bullshit than this, but it is still worth reading. Was it not for the crap about the Pre-1994 South Africa, deliberately trying to mislead people as to the truth about the time, it would have been quite a good document. Why liberals always have to splutter their political ignorance no one will ever understand. You will also never find a liberal saying a single word about the 10,000 times worse atrocities perpetrated under the ANC Regime of course and they will always do their utmost best to avoid and hide it. For some sense of reality See: Apartheid an inhumane system?

But here it is: (taken from http://www.sane.org.za/docs/tailoring.htm )

AART ROUKENS DE LANGE

JUNE 2000

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SANE is an autonomous network for the creation of a humane, just, sustainable and culturally appropriate economic system in South Africa

ABSTRACT  

In the early post-World War II years the S A economy and employment opportunities grew rapidly. By 1970 about 80 percent of the economically active population was absorbed in the formal economy, in farm or domestic labour, or in a viable subsistence life style. However economic growth rates declined significantly after that so that today, in the year 2000, only about 45 percent of the economically active population is employed in the formal sector. The income share of the bottom 40 percent of the population is only about 3.4 percent. Many survive by the unsustainable exploitation of the natural environment or by socially destructive or criminal activities. In pursuing its GEAR policies South Africa has followed the structural adjustment prescriptions of the IMF and WTO with disastrous consequences. The prescriptions of New Economics are entirely different and its policies are designed so that individual self-interest is co-incident with the greater good. Specific policies are focussed around the following concepts:

Derek Key's South African Budget Speech 1994

It is my duty and privilege to present to this House and to the Nation the proposals of the Government of National Unity for the Budget for the year ending 31 March 1995.

These proposals have been formulated against the background of a sound fiscal performance in the previous year - the deficit was virtually as budgeted - and in the knowledge that a continuation of the general structure of taxation set in place last year puts progressive reduction of the budget deficit in the future within our reach.

For this to come to pass, however, continued control of the level of expenditure is vital. Consequently the Government has taken particular care in deciding on the treatment of two issues which are germane in this respect, namely funding to spearhead the Reconstruction and Development Programme and the treatment of the costs of our transition to democracy.

South Africa's Financial Support for the Independent TBVC States

Defence Expenditure of the TBVC States*

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Markus Reichardt

Research Associate with the Institute for Defence Policy

*Many thanks to Mr W Botha, Development Bank of Southern Africa and Dr M Reichardt, formerly special advisor to Dr Simon Brand, formerly chief executive DBSA.

Published in South African Defence Review Issue No 13, 1993

It is a political reality that government statistics are meant to obscure at least as much as they reveal. This observation is particularly pertinent in the South African context where for years the Pretoria government sought to hide - among other things - the true extent of its financial support for the independent states.

In his budget speech of March 1993, Minister Keys announced that South Africa was providing for about R6 billion direct and indirect budgetary assistance to the TBVC countries. Of this, direct budget assistance amounted to R5,145 billion, whereas the combined budget assistance that these countries are planning on for 1993/94 is R5,216 billion, i.e. already some R70 million overexpenditure.

Pathetic ANC and their Pretoria Street Name changes

The ANC has this problem, they think that by changing the names of streets and cities developed by others, they can claim that they had built them.  In the meantime the ANC has done nothing for South Africa but destroy and corrupt. They have not in 18 years been able to maintain even one of those roads they inherited from the National Party, but they are able to change the names of those very dilapidated streets at a huge cost to the economy. Ignoramus gets a whole new meaning in the New South Africa.

Will these name changes bring harmony to South Africa?
Will these name changes bring services to South Africans?
Will these names changes stop the violence, murders, rapes, high-jackings,armed robberies, drug distribution or the human trafficking?
Will these names changes make South Africa a better place?
Will these names changes make the ANC Regime more efficient and trustworthy?
Will these names changes create much needed jobs?
 Which friends or family of the ANC have the contract to manufacture the new street-name signs?

To see the list of names click on